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Which of these terms refers to the process by which organizations expand their operations internationally?
Which of these terms refers to the process by which organizations expand their operations internationally?
The 'multiplier effect' refers to the negative impact that tourism can have on a local economy.
The 'multiplier effect' refers to the negative impact that tourism can have on a local economy.
False (B)
What are the two components that make up 'internal tourism'?
What are the two components that make up 'internal tourism'?
Domestic tourism and inbound tourism
The maximum number of visitors a destination can handle without causing negative impacts is known as its ______.
The maximum number of visitors a destination can handle without causing negative impacts is known as its ______.
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Match the following types of tourism with their definitions:
Match the following types of tourism with their definitions:
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Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in a cost-benefit analysis of tourism?
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in a cost-benefit analysis of tourism?
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Que theory is a framework for understanding social organization and hierarchy, particularly with regards to tourism experiences.
Que theory is a framework for understanding social organization and hierarchy, particularly with regards to tourism experiences.
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What are the five tasks required for successful collaboration between organizations in a globalized market?
What are the five tasks required for successful collaboration between organizations in a globalized market?
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Domestic Tourism
Domestic Tourism
Travel within one's own country.
Inbound Tourism
Inbound Tourism
Non-residents traveling in a given country.
Carrying Capacity
Carrying Capacity
Maximum number of visitors a destination can accommodate without negative impacts.
Multiplier Effect
Multiplier Effect
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Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development
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Overcrowding
Overcrowding
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In-Group
In-Group
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Que Theory
Que Theory
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Study Notes
Tourism Definitions and Concepts
- Domestic Tourism: Travel within one's own country.
- Inbound Tourism: Non-residents traveling in a given country.
- Outbound Tourism: Residents traveling to another country.
- Internal Tourism: Combination of domestic and inbound tourism.
- Incomparability of Tourism Statistics: Difficulties in standardizing and comparing tourism data across regions.
- Globalization: Process of businesses developing international influence or operating internationally.
- Carrying Capacity: Maximum number of visitors a destination can handle without negative impacts.
- Multiplier Effect: Economic impact generated by spending within a local economy.
- Sustainable Development: Meeting current needs without compromising future generations' needs.
- Overcrowding: Excessive number of visitors in a location.
- Group Identity: Sense of belonging to a particular group.
- In-Group: Social group a person identifies with.
- Out-Group: Social group an individual doesn't identify with.
- Familiar Stranger: Someone recognized from regular encounters but with limited interaction.
- Que Theory: Framework for social organization and hierarchy.
- Collective Gaze: Shared focus or interest among a group.
- Alternative Tourism: Tourism with features like sustainability and focus on local culture.
Global Sport Market
- Global Sport Market: Overview of the global sports market, including key players and economic impact.
Tourism Classifications
- Classification of Tourism: Different types of tourism, including leisure, business, and medical tourism.
Globalization Strategies
- Competitive and Cooperative Approach to Globalization: Strategies for competing or collaborating in the global market.
- Tasks Required for Collaboration (5): Specific tasks for collaboration between entities.
- Motives for Collaboration: Reasons for collaboration, such as resource sharing and strategic alliances.
- Types of Collaboration: Various forms of collaboration (joint ventures, partnerships) and involved parties.
Tourism Impacts Assessment
- Cost-Benefit Analysis (Economic): Financial effects on local and national economies.
- Cost-Benefit Analysis (Political): Influence on government policies and international relations.
- Cost-Benefit Analysis (Social): Effects on communities and societal structures.
- Cost-Benefit Analysis (Environmental): Impacts on natural resources and ecosystems.
Factors Affecting Travel Satisfaction
- Factors Affecting Travel Satisfaction: Elements that influence travel satisfaction (e.g., service quality, amenities, experiences).
Acronyms
- WTO: World Tourism Organization
- UN: United Nations
- SICTA: Central American Tourism Integration System
- WTTC: World Travel & Tourism Council
- TSA: Tourism Satellite
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Description
This quiz explores key definitions and concepts in tourism, including domestic and inbound tourism, the multiplier effect, and sustainable development. Test your understanding of how tourism operates and the challenges associated with it, such as overcrowding and statistical comparability.
